Located in Christian County, Kentucky, this legacy hunting property offers the combination of habitat, improvements, privacy, and surrounding acreage that serious whitetail hunters look for. Situated along the Tradewater River and surrounded by Pennyrile State Forest, the farm lies in one of Kentucky's premier whitetail counties and provides a diverse landscape designed to grow, hold, and hunt mature bucks. At the heart of the property is a 1250 square foot, 2-bedroom, 2-bath cabin built in 2019. The cabin features an open kitchen and living area with vaulted ceilings, custom-milled cabinetry, extensive custom woodwork, and a large stone fireplace that creates a classic hunting-camp atmosphere. The primary bedroom and bathroom provide private accommodations, while a lofted sleeping area adds additional space for family or hunting guests. Covered front and back porches provide comfortable outdoor living areas, including a scenic view overlooking the pond. A large shop provides plenty of room for equipment, ATVs, hunting gear, and property-management supplies. The shop has a concrete floor, electric, water, and additional lean-to storage. A spacious yard, gravel driveway, and parking area provide plenty of room around the cabin and improvements. A large stocked pond offers fishing opportunities and has produced quality bass, adding another recreational element to the farm. Beyond the improvements, the property transitions into a diverse blend of wildlife habitat spread across rolling Western Kentucky terrain. Approximately 11± acres of open ground provide established food plots and strategically located feeding areas throughout the property. Five shooting houses and several tree stands are already in place, giving hunters multiple setups for different winds and stages of the season. There are 22.5+/- acres enrolled in CRP, adding valuable early successional habitat, edge, and security cover to the overall hunting layout, while generating $4,932.00 annually. Timbered ridges and draws consist of softwoods and mast-producing hardwoods that provide natural forage and cover. Areas of dense bedding and security habitat are positioned throughout the farm, while the combination of food plots, CRP, timber, river bottom habitat, and extensive edge creates the diversity needed to support whitetails throughout the year. One of the defining features of the property is approximately 3,300 feet of frontage along the Tradewater River. The river creates a natural travel corridor through the surrounding landscape and can play an important role in rut movement as bucks travel between bedding areas and concentrations of does. Combined with the property's rolling terrain and diverse cover, the river frontage creates numerous opportunities to intercept deer movement. An interior road and established trail system provide access throughout the farm for hunting, habitat management, and recreational use. Minimal road frontage helps maintain the property's secluded character, while a survey is already on file. The surrounding Pennyrile State Forest further distinguishes this property. With the farm positioned among a substantial block of forested habitat, the setting provides the privacy and surrounding cover sought after in a serious hunting property. From the cabin and shop to the food plots, shooting houses, river frontage, stocked pond, and diverse habitat, this Christian County farm has the ingredients for a true legacy hunting property. It offers a place where habitat management, hunting, fishing, and time at camp can be enjoyed for generations.